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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-03-18
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A farner takes 100 bushels Of
wheat t, the market which he sells
for $500, and congratulates himself
that lie has realized that sum for
his crop But when he takes this
500 a:,d GOES 70 purchase clothing
for his family or implements Tor his
farm, he is forced under the opera
ton OF our tariff laws to pay As per
cent. OYER and above the natural
price Of the article for Federal taxes,
or rather for the support Of MANN
featuring monop0Iists. In other
words, he IS forced by our tariff law
to pay the price or 100 bushels Of
wheat for what could other wise have
been obtained for little more than
halt that sum. The effect is exactly
the same as if the Government had
stepped i'm and taken about forty
six Of his 100 bushels Of wheat, re-
tanning about one-sIxth for itself and
bestowjng the rest as a bonus to tie
manufacturers. After the farmer
has deducted from the price OF the
remaining fhy-rour bushels the
cost of production, rents, State an
county taxes, and other expenses,
he may sit down and count tie pro-
fits, if there be any.
1.-The sells a mule for one hundred
dollars to get money to pay the
necessary expenses Of his family,
about frty-tour dollars of this is con
sumed in the legitimate cost Of the
goods-tLo rest goes partially to
the government in the amount Of
tariff duty imposed upon the cloth
ing or the tools he purchases, but
chiefly to the monopOlists who man
ufactured them. a little more than
one~half the price Of the mule is
available to him for purchasing the
necessaries of life, and from this
must be deducted State and county
taxes, cost of raising the mule, etc.
If after deducting all these he has
anything left to pay the preacher,
he will know it when he sees it.
When the farmer takes his dollar
and goes into the market to purchase
necessaries Of life winch are ''pro-
tected under cur tariff laws, he
gets the value Of about Efty-four
cents. When the protected manu-
tacturer takes his dollar, one-half Of
which has been presented him by
the Governmental the cost of the
taxpayer, and goes with it into the
market 10 purchase farm produce,
he gets the fun value Of his money
his dollar viii buy a dollars
worth Of wheat or flour or bacon,
which must bring Its natural and
no more than its natural plice in the
maket. The Government can make
no law which will add anything to
the value Of these products.
How blind, thoughtless and un-
reasoning must be the farmer who
votes and acts with political party
which Systematically robs and plum
ders him under the forms Of law
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The firm of Ross & Harkins Of
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by mutual consent. Mr. w. A.
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same place, and carry out all CON
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receipt for all debts Que said firm
and be will settle all Indebtedness
of said firm. This Feb. 16, 1887.
W.>D. HAWKINS,
w. a. ROSS.
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81 WRANl 10
A s :!
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FAIRFrrID.Mo . Aap. %. /,

Yours. ELLIS BROS.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04
PROVERBS.

A silver in the bush is worth two il
the hand.
Every moment of life is the seed Of .
year.
The sparkle of repentant tears reaches
heaven.
The las, pisch-hole On lifes journey
the grave.
The plumbers bill now subsldes for the
mosquitoes bill. .
Man attributes his misfortune to bad
luck and his success to 5hrewdness.
The KEY 10 a lovers hear; is often found
in a lock Of hair.
A wise man will never shut hi5 eyes De-
fore he opens bis mouth.
1t is the hardship that makes the heet
est time on the sea Of trouble.
When the embers of youthful love ez-
pire it leaves the ashes Of throesiss.
Cheek boldly enters whore modesty
dare DO. pull the door-bell'
The fsherman's idea is that it is easier
10 LET 20 a line than 20 catch feb.
The man with a multiplicity Of faults
grieves at his neighbor's one little fault,
Patience must be entertained hand
somely or it will not remain with you
The man who undertakes the journey Of
life without a destination will get lost ID
the wo de.
GIVE the peyil a wide birth, and the
wide birth that be reserves for you will be
given b some one else.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04
TIE FIRST MAN OF TIE GLOBE is
an UNASSUMING MAN.

The National Republican, one OF the
most rock.riffsd republican journals in the
country, indulges in the following COM
ELEMENTARY remarks in reference to Pres
idsut CleTeiand: "Presiden. Cleveland
gave the country touch Of human na-
ture, when, wandering through the
grounds Of his sisters home, bareheaded'
he esuied the old family doctor passing
in bis buggy, called 10 him aud fastened
to the road 20 greet the well-ramemoeEad
and esteemed friend of earlier years
The doctor after an exchange OF greet
ing, invited The president 70 ride out IL
to the country with him to the house Of
q patient The invitation was promptly
accepted, although the day was bot.
When they arrived at the place Of des'i-
nation, the doctor 7isised his patient and
Mr.. Cleveland engaged in informal con-
versstion with members Of the family IN
the front yard about farming matters
Imagine their surprise when the doctor
came ont Of the house and made the far
mers family acquainted With the fact
that they mad been talking With the pres
ident Of the United States. This Is only
one Of the many incidents that have &C.
CURED during the presidents recent tour
TO his former home in Central New YORK,
demonstrating that ne is man Of strong
fIieadsnips and attachments, and wei
comes his old friends in the most natural
and unpretending manner. The short
sreaobes he has made are unpre;en;iOus,
yet appropriate to the occasion, and are
well calculated to win him friends and
admirers
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

Mack McCaieb. young man OF In
dependence county, a cousin to the
McCaleb brothers Of Evening Shade, IS
on a visit here this week.
Maj. 7. a. Sharpe, the popular treT-
cling sale man fol Sugg & Petit
wholesale grocers, cotton factors aud
cImmission merchants of Memphis, was
circulating among his friends in town
this week. The major. unlike most OF
the drummers who visit this place, al
ways calls at our sanctum and has
pleasant word for the printer. Orders
placed with him receive prompt a:ten-
ton an his prices have gone down to
bed rock" basis.
One Of the recent amendments to
Mansfelds Digest provides that where
the circuit aud county courts fall on the
same day the county court shall not con-
v.ue until two weeks thereafter. This
occurs in this county both in April and
October, each court commencing on the
first Monday; consequently under this
act tie county court will not meet until
the 81 Monday, aud as the levying court
has heen changed to meet the first Mon
day in October, justices will take
notice that their presence will not be
required until the 81 Monday. This will
save them a needless tip to the county
seat. which to some Of them is quite
journey.
..Thecouuty judge has received official
notification that Sharp county Is entitled
70 70 additional beniiicIary appointments
in :he Arkansas Industrial University at
Fayetteville Should the list become full
new applicants could obtain appointments
BY application to the governor. Ladies
will not be received after the close of the
scholastic year. 1889. 1t is TO be hoped tina,
our young people will avail themselves Of
the benefits Of this institution which has
now assumed it proper position among the
leading educational institutions Of the
land. A. tie fall term commences ,oOn,
applicants should call uu Judge MOntgom-
cry as early as possible for appointment.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

Three years undistributcd possession
of a setter dog will destroy the verac'ty ot
the best man in Americs.-Macoui Ga. }
Telegraph.
A Maryland lady defends herself for
size Of her hustle by saying that she isn't
responsible for what goes on behind her
back. -uarpev's Bear.
The collector at Bombay has among bis
curiosi,ies q Chinese God marked Heath
eu Idol end next to it gold dollar
marked Christian Idol. - Living Church.
No one can real re how much money
there il IN the world until he reads the as
fets Of insurance companies printed On the
zeks Of their loders.--New Orleans Pc
agnHe.
A New York oculist says that only one
man ii go knows how to use his eyes.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04
ADDITIONAL A LOCAL.

Never have we been more interested
and shocked than in reading the vivid
description Of the questionable Pas:imes
INDUCED in by some ultra society ladies
at fashionable summer resorts. The
scenes descriptive of the drinking and
gambling Of these women are forcibly de-
picted in the Quaker Lady" a summer
hotel novelette,, in Demores.'s Monthly
magazine for August; and the contrast
between their amusement and the refined
pleasures Of the Quaker Lady is beau
tifulIy brought out This magazine Is
always intensely interesting as well as
elegantly gotten up. The frontispiece,
this month, is g photetint Something
new,l Waiting fOr Bite" and after
this follows finely illus rated article On
camp life in the Adiroudacks which
makes one crazy to start for that cool de-
ligh.ful region. The serial, "Allau Quar-
termain," by the author Of "She," is ss
weird as eyer, and all the departments Of
this greatest of Family Magazines are
up to their usual high standard. The ar
ticls in the prohibition department, enti-
tied beer and Baby" should be read by
everybody, as showing the condition Of
domestic help in England.
Published by W. Jennings Demorest,
15E I4th st n. 7.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

Kzasas City 51,striPpsi ST. Louis in
inviting President Cle7sls-d 81 7i-ii i-si
..s7 II October. The requss' was s.-17-
t7 HOO persons, 5g1ad II lax -'r-
t7s.zI skin Ei,1 q white silk E--s- 71
sr-z. 5--zr uU01 which Ess griu.=-, TO
President snd 1lrs. Cleveland, 1887
Cz..a-7 and Memphis are 70 :o.i1T s-'-
in s-.- With limitations and al El- Be
s-5z-sz5. The visit will include A;--n;--
and vii s-usums the better part O.; ---
month u Uct1Usf.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04
DIR EFLPERS.

We want one or two good agents At
every poss-ofHce in the county who viii
work t. increase the circulation Of the
RECORD. The following have agreed to
help Us, aud we will be pleased TO sdd
other names and post offices TO the list,
when sent in:
= W. E. Brawley. J, " O7ertou, Ash
Flat
DR. Jas. Atkisson, Hardy.
John N. Smith, P0ughkeepsie,
J.R Metcaf. E7ering Shade.
Vol Underwood, K.ng's Mill.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

II. ..IIoEiug is s Texas editors 1Pi1-
ion If .1s z1uih's needs and the vs. 10
bin. s1-ut The change foT the bltt-r:
r What .ls south needs is for some enter
prisius s.1izsn who loves his c0uusTy %
give rough On rats" 10 the asses thst get
~ On ;h5ir hind legs and bray themselves
h0arss every time war is mentioned. We
met the enemy and got licked and in less
than twenty years were almost able TO
buy tue entire north, flags and all, No
one but an ass, either north or south, viii
1T to wave the bloody shirt on every pre-
.ext- Boycott the idiots, both north and
south"
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

"A baseball club Was organized last
Saturday at Bold Spring, Scott township.
Prof. c. 5. Br-uu Of Erkznsas, will 10
cate II GreenTiIIs for the purpose OF telch-
ing his profession, music. The professor
makes a speciality OF teaching brass and
string bands. bat does Tot cOuiue himself
to these departments He comes highly
recommended. not only as a splendid must
clan, but as a thorough gentleman in every
respect. --Greenville Texas Herald.
Miss Mary Wainwright, who has
6een visiting relatives il Kentucky, &C.
compauisd by R C. Reynolds, her cousin,
Of Gardner, Tenn, returned home Tues
day.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

The vast sum Of s320,0CO,OO0 surplus
now lies locked " n the vaults at Wash
iurtOn. Il seems that some disposition
of this sum should Be made BY the next
congress Why no. pay something On
the Outstanding debt, which is said to eI-
esei one thousand million dollars.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04
SWEET OIL FOR POISON.

1t is now over twenty years since l
heard that sweet oil would cure the bite
Of q rsttlesnake, not knowing that it
would cure other kinds of poison. Prae-
tice and experience have taught me that
i: will cure poison OF any kind, both On
man and beast. The patient must iaka q
spoonful Of it internally and bathe the
wound for q cure. To cure a horse 1t
takes eight times as much as for man.
One Of the most extreme cases Of snake
bite occurred eleven years ago. l; had
bssn Of thirty days standing, and the pa
ient had been given up BY his physicians.
fga7e him 2 spoonful Of oil which effected
a cure. Il Will cure bloat in cattle caused
h7 fresh clover. II will cure the sting Of
bees, spiders, OF other insects, and per-
sons Eho have been poisoned BY low
running vine called iyy.-Ez.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

The Daily Gazette Is noT one Of sn'
best papers printed in the South. It's
an administration paper, full OF sound
6emoerstic doctrine aud as newspaper
i, surpasses anything ever printed II me
State. May it live TO grow better, II IN
nrnEenent Is possible.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

We heartily congratulate o1r T1';l5
er.e.susu r the Nashville asF5 n ;h5l'
spssdy recovery af.sF beinE burned cut
The News hss lh7 same appearance now,
20 the RECORD, a. Of gOre--;hs n-a'1s'
ousrto printed in the state M5lss'y ior-
bids Us situsting the splcIesi an1 most
handsome folio.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

"sa.- News .s :Es as-li1E g,-en 20
t.z.1 5r a5s= para graphs Il 55E- t-T
Of tLs Ez-.zl'z exchanges TA.-- news -7
invariably e1ul-=i ~ s=Es-i1 -7; =-5;il-=
Gf The =...-. S.4.s z-Fs should, T15n
i,sus ar 50 c1Tl51si, oE-1zcs more
than crs y Ut, railroad =.aa51z-
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04
s-Hn0L ANDBrHDING FUND.

Amount II public school and building
E--T nj county treasury, I-e-rdIIE -cL-
~ In III STE -- June. ----, --- IN 5=T-
--s- $500. districts Il sharp c1-CETi
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Corner Mais and Chestnut Streets.

Corner NGiS and Chestnut Streets.
BATESYlLLE, ARK.
This new and splendidly apportioned
house is now open for the reception Of
guests. 1t contains 40 large well ventil-
ated and elegantly furnished rooms, aud
the comforts of home ale guaranteed.
A share of the public patronage is re
spectfully solicited.
7. R. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

Seus Of the school districts being Il
debt. considerable amount II the above
fund has been paid out since the above
fsrs, JOSHUA WANN,
CLERK
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

4 nan in New York has undertaken 10
move that Columbus lid 10: discover
America. Nsz. thing somebody will prob
ably TT 10 show that Buffalo was not
NAMED after Buffalo BiLI.-Go9dall's Sun.
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

The Satanta Medicine Companyis Mex
lean Liver Pills compounded with direct
reference to conditions Of life in hot eli
mates, BY the Chief Medical Director Of
tha Mexican Army" They keep the sys.
TEN in perfect order. and a sure cure for
three Of the mes. annoying arrangements
Of the zys;em Headache Constipation
and Bi!liousncss. They neither pausaate
lE Er.gc. p25
Sharp County record., 1887-08-04

Mack McCaieb, q young man OF In
dependence county, cousin to the
McCaleb brothers Of Evening Shade, IS
on a visit here this week.
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